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[Ben.]

If you take example 3, you follow /var/log/system/latest.log (you have to disable circular log in System : Settings : Logging) and search for "MAC pair", should be sufficient.

I did this but I still don't have a "latest.log". The checkbox is set for "disable circular log".

I saw the "MAC pair" log written to the file "system_20220112.log" but this will be difficult to monitor.

Do you have a hint what I need to change in order to have this "latest.log"?

Thanks!

[mimugmail]

It will pop up on 22.1, sorry .. you need to wait 2 weeks. Otherwise it's not possible via monit

[Ben.]

No problem, thank you!

It works in my testing environment so far, so I will probably put it on production.
Thanks for your effort!

[fernat]

https://docs.opnsense.org/manual/monit.html?highlight=monit

If you take example 3, you follow /var/log/system/latest.log (you have to disable circular log in System : Settings : Logging) and search for "MAC pair", should be sufficient.

Running 22.1 Having trouble getting the Monit rule setup, I can't get the settings to apply. Any help is appreciated:

Service Tests Settings
Name: opn-arp
Condition: MAC pair
Action: Alert

Service settings
Name: opnarp_alert
Type: File
Path: /var/log/system/latest.log
Start:
Stop:
Tests: opn-arp
Depends:
Description: ARP Alerts

[Ben.]

Test-Condition:

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content = "MAC pair"

[HDuncan]

Can someone who's using the AdGuard plugin with the new 22.1 release confirm that it works properly.
I saw some changes to Unbound in the release notes.

TY

[Patrick M. Hausen]

Works here. But I don't use Unbound. I don't see how AdGuard Home would be dependent on Unbound in any way.

[RamSense]

works over here also. adguard home on #53 and Bootstrap DNS servers + Private reverse DNS servers unbound #5353
The update even fixed my old problem that when rebooting the opnsense box, adguard did not come up automatically.
Now all starts at booting opnsense as should. really loving 22.1

[becks0815]

Can someone who's using the AdGuard plugin with the new 22.1 release confirm that it works properly.
I saw some changes to Unbound in the release notes.

TY

AG home works. Installation is straight forward if you don't use ubound. just install the plugin, head to port 3000 of your firewall to finish the installation and you are done. You might want to change the port of the Adguard web front end to another one. For this you need a console on the FW and change /usr/local/AdGuardHome/AdGuardHome.yaml with a text editor (chage the bind port which is set to 80 as default).

If you have unbound running, first log into the FW, change the port ubound runs (service tab -> ubound), eg. to port 5335 and restart ubound. Then install Adguard like mentioned above and put 127.0.0.1:5335 as upstream DNS server into the Adguard section.

[msn_07]

Is this still being updated?

Just noticed Tailscale is still on version 1.20.3, pkg update shows repo up to date

Thanks in advance

[becks0815]

No idea if it can be implemented, but powerd++ ( https://github.com/lonkamikaze/powerdxx ) might be interesting. It offers a better way to adjust the speen and power consumption of a cpu than powerd which ships with opnsense, and with hardware running 24/7/365 even a small improvement in conserving energy is worth the work to implement it.

[mimugmail]

Is this still being updated?

Just noticed Tailscale is still on version 1.20.3, pkg update shows repo up to date

Thanks in advance

From time to time, yes. I can update it the next days

[msn_07]

Is this still being updated?

Just noticed Tailscale is still on version 1.20.3, pkg update shows repo up to date

Thanks in advance

From time to time, yes. I can update it the next days

Brilliant, thank you!

[mimugmail]

Is this still being updated?

Just noticed Tailscale is still on version 1.20.3, pkg update shows repo up to date

Thanks in advance

From time to time, yes. I can update it the next days

Brilliant, thank you!

Do you use tailscale in production?

[msn_07]

In a commercial environment no, i use it to access my servers at home as well as a couple I have hosted elsewhere :)

I see you've updated the package, thanks again for that!